Pi Day Challenge 2010 is a new brain teaser puzzle game made for Pi Day. "The Pi Day Challenge is a series of puzzles that are logic-based. A team of logicians adapted or created these puzzles – some require research, some require mathematics, some require pure savvy. Keep in mind that for some puzzles, finding out what you are supposed to do is part of the puzzle. Some of the puzzles might be frustrating; be resourceful (you are on the internet). However, try to solve the puzzles on your own. Be advised: when you solve a puzzle, you will know that it is time to move on." Can you able to solve all 28 levels? Good luck and have fun! [Subbed by Full]Play This Game
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What is Pi Day Challenge 2010?
Pi Day Challenge 2010 is a game to play and have fun while you try to escape from the room or outdoor place by using your point and click and puzzle solving skills. You may need to find and use hidden items and clues around, combine some items with other items to use them on correct places, and solve some different types of puzzles.
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You can play Pi Day Challenge 2010 game with your mouse and point and click skills to find items and clues, use them on correct places, and solve some puzzles. You can navigate between rooms or screens and you may also zoom on some places to look closer. You may select items from your inventory to use or you may drag and drop them.
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Full Walkthrough cont. - Pi Day Challenge 2010 - Bchandark
ReplyDelete21) A hot air balloon appears. Click the box. Click the lever, and quickly click the latch. Click the sundial. Use the slides to move the gray star to the gray star on the sundial. Change the left slide to 50. Change the right slide to 201. Click the clock.
22) A pond appears. If you move your mouse along the borders, you can move around the picture. Click all the animals (there should be 9). Keep track of which animals you clicked. After you clicked the last one, the scene changes. Click the three animals that you did not find in the picture. Click the clock.
23) A boat and a river appear. Click Launch. An arrow appears. Click Reset. The arrow position is random. Position the angle so the boat tip hits the arrow. You have three tries to pinpoint the angle. After this, click the treasure chest. A text box appears. Type 4 in the text box, then click Submit. Click the clock.
24) A hexagon with numbers appears. Go to http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/1/1b/MagicHexagon-Order3-a.svg/283px-MagicHexagon-Order3-a.svg.png.
Click the mini-hexagons to match the image you opened. start with the highest number first (19, then 18, etc.)
Click the clock.
25) Plummerian numbers appear. Number them 1-6 and 7-12 on the top and bottom, respectively. Click
6, 11, 3, 4, 8
Click the clock.
26) Click the jagged protrusion at the right. Click the phone pad on the wall. Enter 3141592653. Press call. Type in "Euclid" in the text box.
A chessboard appears. Tilt your head to the right so the chessboard appears straight. Number it from 1-16, left to right, up to down. Now, click
2, 8, 9, 15
Click the clock.
27) iPods appear. Click the fast-forward (>>) button on the
Green iPod 6 times.
Black iPod 5 times.
Red iPod 2 times.
(Direct credit to Elmer Turnipseed for this one)
Click the clock. It might freeze; just restart by clicking on the "27" button at the top.
28) Balloons and a weigh scale appears. I finished this, but don't fully understand this, so I can't explain that clearly.
1. Weigh the 1st group of 4, 2nd group and 3rd group.
2. Keep doing this until you get two balanced sets, and one unbalanced.
3. This means that the pair on the heavier side are both heavier, or the pair on the light side are both lighter.
4. Weigh one of your suspects with 3 other normal ones. This should reveal the culprits and their weight.
Do this twice. Click the clock
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Congratulations! You have completed the
Pi Day Challenge 2010.
Note to contributors - if you don't want your work in here (I have given credit specifically to those who I directly copied from), just post and I'll make a revised walkthrough.
Note to webmasters - You may use any part of this walkthrough on your website, but please give credit to "Bchandark", and the others I have included.
Again, for clarification, just ask.
Thank you for reading this walkthrough.
aquashock, the dog's tongue sticks out.:-D
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately I won't be able to finish this game. Still stuck on 21 with the slider not showing 201, it jumps from 200 to 202 no matter how slowly I move it.
@cricketer,
ReplyDeleteIn case you come back here, there is a way for you to be able to try the levels past 21 even if you are unable to put the slider on 201.
If you after you solve a level click several times on the clock realy fast, you jump a few levels forward. So, just solve level 20 and try to jump past level 21.
Thanks Ellie, I'll try that. I'll update flash & try another browser as well, to see if that helps.
ReplyDeleteGreat game!
@cricketer9999
ReplyDeleteAnd if possible, try to ignore the exact answers. The game is getting older but is still a great one. Enjoy it the way it should be.
For level 13, after getting the beads right you have to click on something to play the guitar. Something in the top left area of the frame.
ReplyDeleteHow di I get 17? I can't answer it even tho I've counted by five in the calculator.
ReplyDelete@Angelica, please read the posts from me at 18/3/10 at 02:45 and at 03:17.
ReplyDeleteAsk again if you still don't get it.
im really confused bout no. 13.... i read the comments but how do u submit the guitar when its done???
ReplyDeleteplz help!
@Daphny
ReplyDeleteClick on the nail (left side)... the same one for resetting the color pieces
now on 24... and i dont get it...
ReplyDeleteLevel 28 explanation:
ReplyDelete2 zodiacs weigh differently than the other 10. The 2 are either both heavier or both lighter than the other 10.
Within 4 weighings of the scale, you must determine which 2 weigh differently and whether they weigh more or less than the other 10. And, you must do this twice in a row.
need help on 13.read all of this stuff but still don't get it
ReplyDeleteim stuck on #15, any clue or step by step on what to switch first? help pls
ReplyDelete@kevsz, here you have:
ReplyDeletehttp://i42.tinypic.com/33zb8s8.jpg
@edgar
ReplyDeletethanks but i already knew that, can you help me step by step on how to achieve that? im still confused on how to do it, mean which goes on first then whats next etc .
how do i input an answer on puzzle 4??
ReplyDelete@ella,
ReplyDeleteTurn the lights off, and click on the M. Chose a symbol as your answer (going clockwise, like clock numbers).
gosh... to tell you honestly... im very confused in level 18
ReplyDeletefor level 27:
ReplyDeleteclick the forward button of the following ipods:
1st ipod : 6 times
2nd: 5 times
3rd: 2 times
For problem 18, u gotta put the flags on the country. The make the clock say 3:14, then make the second have on 15 second.
ReplyDeletehow do i do number 13?
ReplyDeleteSwimgirl,
ReplyDeleteTook me a while to get to level 13. But if you're still here or come back.
First click all the colored blocks away.
Then guitar strings are from left to right in this picture EADGBE. In the alphabet those are the numbers 514725.
So on the first string (left one) 5 colored blocks.
second - 1
third - 4
fourth - 7
fifth - 2
sixth - 5
Then click the black guitar pick on the left side.
I think the most fun I had was with level 27, the ipods. Once I figured out the pattern of addition (clicking next on an ipod adds 1 to it's display, 2 to the one to the right, 3 to the next, looping back), I made an Excel spreadsheet that could predict the display for a given sequence of inputs. I played with that a while, but didn't find any winning combinations changing things manually.
ReplyDeleteThen I made all the inputs random numbers from 0 to 3 (representing a next click on each ipod from left to right), and re-calculated the page until it found 3, 1, and 4 on the first, third and fourth display (I wasn't sure what the 2nd symbol needed to be, so I just tested for pi). I found some winning sequences, but wondered if Excel could do some of the work with the Goal Seek feature. I made a formula cell that would be 1 if a solution was found, 0 otherwise, and had Excel seek to make that 1 by changing a dummy value. Excel finds new random numbers anytime something changes, so for every time it adjusted the dummy value, it evaluated a new set of random numbers. It found many possible winning sequences, but it seemed like 13 was the minimum number of moves needed to win.
So then I wrote a VBA script that would cycle through every possible combination of 13 different inputs (4 different choices for each 13 moves, for 4^13, or 67,108,864 possible combinations). I evaluated the displays just as I did in the spread sheet, again looking for 3 14 on the displays. I found 34,848 combinations of 13 moves that would satisfy the winning condition, the first and simplest being the one offered here: 6 x 1st, 5 x 2nd, and 2 x 3rd. But I didn't find any winning combinations under 13 moves.
There may be an elegant way to prove the minimum number of moves needed, more so than an exhaustive numeric search, but I will leave to someone else for now!
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